Delta Inclined Platform Lift
LeMoyne College in Syracuse, NY / This inclined platform lift is ideal for making public buildings easily accessible.
Contact UsElevator Size
Over the last several years, a major issue of concern with regard to inside elevator size dimensions. Two different areas of concern must be met: wheelchair access and stretcher access. Typically, elevators provided with side opening doors do not pose a problem with meeting these requirements. It is when an elevator is provided with center opening doors that a more careful selection must be made.
ADAAG Elevator Size Regulations
Nationwide Lifts, a leader in residential elevators, offers a number of models that comply with ADAAG elevator size regulations that are wheelchair accessible. Our models come in 40" x 48", 44" x 54" and 44" x 60" floor sizes, with 96" interior cab height.
Traditional & Contemporary Elevator Models
We offer a variety of traditional and contemporary residential elevator models that provide smooth comfortable rides and make up to five stops as they ascend multi-levels of your home. The Freedom 750 has a capacity of 1,000 pounds with an elevator cab that runs up to 36 feet per minute. It comes with safety features that include a battery powered lowering emergency alarm and automatic door locks. The standard cab platform elevator size is 35" wide and 48" deep.
Our Freedom Green model is environmentally friendly, utilizing 50 percent less power to operate, and built with 100 percent recycled wood. No machine room is needed, so it preserves living space. The elevator size is cab width up to 42" and cab length up to 60".
Our newest model, the Vision 830 with its clear acrylic hoist way, has a standard cab platform of 52" diameter and an 84" cab height. It is wheelchair accessible and 100-percent code compliant.
As you can see, our residential home elevators vary in elevator size, but all are wheelchair accessible and comply with regulations.
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Please call us at 888-323-8755 for details on the models and learn how they can be designed to fit into your home to provide quiet comfortable rides to wheelchair-bound and other residents.
